Virginia governor leaves door open to taxes on some services

9 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 4

Abigail Spanberger said in a local ABC interview the ideas could include gym memberships, digital subscriptions and dog grooming in Virginia.
She said changing consumer habits, such as streaming replacing DVD purchases, justify discussing future revenue options, though any support would depend on a bill’s exact language.
The remarks come as Donald Trump accuses her of backing multiple tax increases, while bills to expand Virginia’s sales tax base introduced under Glenn Youngkin stalled before March 14.

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